The question can be read in a couple of ways. If it asks whether insurance can be obtained to cover a past accident, the answer is NO. Otherwise, the insurer would, for all practical purposes, be buying itself a claim for which it has not received a premium.
However, the fact that you have been involved in a collision will generally not preclude getting insurance on a going forward basis. If you were not At Fault for the collision, the laws of many states mandate that an auto insurer may not take the collision into account in calculating a premium.
If it was a past at-fault collision, an insurer may under some circumstances take it into account in quoting a premium. Therefore, you may end up paying somewhat more in premium, but there is no real reason to believe that you will be uninsurable. In fact, there exist insurers that actively solicit business from those with less than perfect driving records.
Yes.
I had a minor at fault accident with a company vehicle. I provided my current car ins co with a letter from my old car ins co stating that they did not pay a claim on this accident. My new ins company accepted it and ignored the accident. You can do as above although it is best to tell insurance about all incidnets just in case other wise any undisclosed information could invalidate claims
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YES...IT IS A STATE LAW THAT EVERY DRIVER HAS CAR INS...THERE ARE MANY FINE DETAILS THAT WILL FOLLOW IF ONE DOESN'T BUT YES BOTH PARTIES DO HAVE TO SHOW PROOF OF INS.
no
hope the other person has uninsured motorist coverage or else its coming out of your pocket. and then, their ins co may sue you. IN THE END, YOU PAY
The best way to find out is to READ THE POLICY. What does it cover?? Was it GAP insurance or regular auto ins.? Ask your ins. agent to explain the coverages.
Has this car been in an accident?
Your medical insurance will probably pay; however, you will have to put in a claim to the other insurances first and get a written copy of denial before your medical insurance pays on a car accident. Make sure your doctors' billing offices have those instructions. I fought the charges from a surgery for 6 years before the hospital admitted they messed up the billing procedure.
If your 16 year old has no drivers license but drives your car and has an accident, your insurance premium could be negatively affected.
If you didn't contact your ins Co the other party involved will.but if they don't have your ins info the cops will call your ins co on the spot that's all the ways they can find out.
You can have insurance on a suspended plate. If you get in an accident with a suspended plate, though, your insurance company may not cover the accident because the car was not legal to drive.